"glitch" fixed I had experienced a "glitch" in the system that prevented me from seeing the Altimeter. After working with Meg B. for several days, she was able to get IT to get it fixed. I want to say that Meg B. was awesome from the start, she kept emailing me with status and always answered my questions. This was top rate customer service from Meg B.

ALTIMETRY.COM are SCAMMERS Unfortunately ALTIMETRY.COM are scammers. Their billing system locks you in to repeat regular billing that you can't escape from. Contacting them repeatedly to request an end to your subscription is futile and met with NO RESPONSE at all. As you use a contact form on their website to contact them, you have no proof that you did in fact contact them because you don't have a dated copy of the email. You will need to contact your bank or credit card company to have these unauthorized automatic withdrawals stopped and refunded. (Altimetry, 110 Cambridge St., Cambridge, MA 02141) The fact that ALTIMETRY.COM / JOEL LITMAN had to scam me for $133 per month should give you an idea of how reputable their service is. My advice is to STAY AWAY from ALTIMETRY.COM.

HIGH ALPHA documented as worse than an S&P500 index fund Their presentation to sell their premium service HIGH ALPHA used examples of recommendations that were never actually made by HIGH ALPHA. I did a spreadsheet of every recommendation made by HIGH ALPHA since its inception in Sep-2019. The annualized return was 4.5% compared to over 8% for the S&P500 in the same period. Those are the cold hard facts. Altimetry asked by email for a time to speak on the phone for Oct-3-2022. I gave them a 45-minute appt and my phone number. They never called, nor did they ever further communicate by any other method as of Oct-7-2022.

December 6 presentation problems December 6, 2023, 11:32 pm ( east coast time) Dear Altimetry… I just finished watching the two hour joint presentation by chaikin and altimetry. The moderator said the offer would be open until midnight. After the long presentation I took time to eat dinner (I live in California), thinking I had plenty of time to respond to their offer. At 8 pm my time (11 pm east coast time, still one hour until midnight) I tried to log in to the web site shown several times during the presentation and found that it does not exist (try it yourself). I did find another web site showing chaikin, so clicked on that one. It showed content by the joint presenters that appeared to relate to this evening’s presentation, but with big letters saying the offer had expired. This was at 11: 08 pm, east coast time. I am so upset by these failures that I have no confidence in the offer that I missed out on. I just thought you would like to know about them. Jackson Grantham

READ THEIR TERMS OF SERVICE FIRST READ THEIR TERMS OF SERVICE FIRST Any reputable firm offering a 30 day trial would refund a client's money no questions asked. This is NOT the case with this company. In their extraordinarily long terms of service agreement, this fact can be dissected. They also claim institutional clients pay $100K per month for their research. I have worked with institutional clients on Wall Street for 20 years and have never heard of this firm and such claims are rubbish. Avoid.